October 29, 2026
Nomorobo helped CNN’s KFile identify an AI-powered political robocall campaign in Texas, providing recordings and detection data that reveal how automated callers interact with voters.
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Nomorobo protects millions from robocalls, spam texts, and phone-based scams - keeping your personal information safe and your phone quiet. Stay up to date on the latest fraud trends, security tips, and product updates right here.
October 28, 2026
A caller says your Medicare grocery allowance could disappear unless you act now. Nomorobo’s latest call analysis shows how these pitches work—and how to verify benefits without putting your information at risk.
October 1, 2026
Nomorobo landline and VoIP home-phone protection is available again, this time as a direct subscription. Here's what changed, what it costs, and how to turn it back on
September 29, 2026
Medicare-related spam and scam calls are rising ahead of Open Enrollment, with Nomorobo recording a 25% increase between August and September 2026. From fake expiration warnings to aggressive insurance pitches, learn what to watch for and how to stay protected.
September 28, 2026
From fake QR codes to convincing bank calls and local-looking numbers, scammers are making familiar situations harder to trust. Nomorobo’s Matt Mizenko explains the warning signs and how to protect yourself.
September 10, 2026
If Nomorobo setup isn't completing on your Verizon line, Verizon Call Filter may be interfering. Here's how to turn it off in the My Verizon app in just a few steps.
September 7, 2026
A new study co-sponsored by Nomorobo and Fraud Prevention Strategies finds that consumers are more likely to respond to seemingly innocent “wrong number” scam texts than to more obvious scam messages.
August 24, 2026
From mystery packages to parking meters and fake court notices, scammers are putting QR codes in places people normally trust. Here are three real examples and how to avoid the trap.
August 18, 2026
Scammers are using breaking news, emotional stories and fake QR codes to trick people into sending money or sharing personal information. Nomorobo’s Matt Mizenko explains the warning signs and how to verify before you act.
